After four Canadian best sellers in his “Country Vet” series, Dr. David Perrin is back with still more accounts of his adventures as a veterinarian in the backwoods of south-eastern British Columbia. Construction on his dream home is progressing at a snail’s pace. But everything else in Dr. Dave’s complicated life is charging ahead full tilt. He’s hired a new graduate to assist with his practice while moving to a new clinic. With faithful dog, Lug, at his side, Dave deals with a multitude of eccentric clients and unpredictable patients: Petunia, the housebroken calf; Skoopchuck, the cat from hell; Snowball, the Cockatoo with a taste for blood; Greta Maletta, the family pet who doesn’t know she’s a chicken - and Coonie, the wayward raccoon who lays claim to the family farm. A horse in distress brings Dr. Dave in touch with romance again when he meets the owner. Although people say he can work magic with animals, can his charm work on the human species? Meanwhile, the new assistant has everyone convinced he’s a miracle worker. While mentoring the new vet, Dr. Dave is taught a few things himself—that not everyone responds to the rigours of practice as he has – and that his new protégée appears to be leaning to the dark side…
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When the Going Gets Tough: Still More Adventures of a Country Vet
Dave Perrin was raised in Casino, a small town nestled in the hills near Trail, British Columbia. He attended Selkirk College in Castlegar, the University of British Columbia, and the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He graduated as a veterinarian in 1973 and practiced in the Creston Valley until 1998. After a year in Hawaii where he began writing the first book about the profession he loved, he returned to his farm in Lister, BC. He established Dave’s Press and has published four previous books on his veterinary adventures.Dr. Perrin continues to write and practice veterinary medicine as a locum in British Columbia and Alberta.
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